[ #CharacterInterview + #Giveaway ] Ghosts of Kingston Cottage by @LibbyBRomance #Paranormal #Romance ~ Reviewing in Chaos

Ghosts of Kingston Cottage
by: Libby Bishop

Publication: Entangled (October 28, 2013)
ASIN: B00FO7OCU8
Length: 63 pages
Genres : Ghosts, Paranormal Romance

Book Description:

He wants proof only she can help him find..

She believes in ghosts.

Medium and paranormal investigator Arabella Pierce is sent with her crew to Kingston Cottage, a haunted Maine seafarer's cottage on an isolated island, but for this investigation, her boss has stuck them with skeptical reporter Lucas Brown. Though he's hot as they come, Arabella can't trust a man whose sole job is to discredit her and the work she does. Not after what happened with the last few skeptics..

He believes in evidence.

But Lucas isn't as skeptical as he seems -- he wants the truth, no matter what that is. When the ghosts appear, he and Arabella must work together -- in tight quarters -- to convince the resident ghosts to move on before a storm strands the entire crew on the island. If Arabella can put aside her prejudices, she and Lucas just might have a shot of a lifetime.

Buy it : Amazon

Character Interview with Arabella Pierce :

Today I’m interviewing the heroine of Ghosts of Kingston Cottage, Ms. Arabella Pierce:

Nice to have you on the blog, Arabella!

AP: Thanks!

Would you tell us a little about yourself?

AP: Certainly! I grew up in the small coastal town of Noble, Maine, where I still live and work. Spring and autumn are my favorite seasons. I love being outdoors, but I also love curling up on the couch with a glass of wine and watching a good chick flick. And of course, being with friends and family.

And what do you for a living?

AP: I’m a paranormal investigator and a medium. I work for Revenant Investigations, where I’m a lead investigator with my best friend- who happens to be an empath. We work mainly along the coast but also travel all over Maine when asked.

What’s the best part of your job?

AP: Helping ghosts move on and helping the living deal with hauntings. It’s emotional but very rewarding.

What’s the worst part of your job?

AP: The emotions. There are investigations that are very lighthearted and even comical, but there are many more that are filled with pain and malice and…some are just so damn heartbreaking.

What was your reaction when you learned a skeptic reporter was being sicced on your investigation? And what do you really think of Mr. Lucas Brown?

Extremely irritated! That was my reaction. As for Lucas… Well, he isn’t so bad *smile*

Thanks for stopping by the blog, Arabella!

AP: Thanks for having me!